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PARASITES FOUND IN NEW YORK CITY.

PARASITES FOUND IN NEW YORK CITY. Abstract This paper is written as an indication that in many ways New York is a center for the observation of tropical diseases, and in an effort to awaken a realization of the conditions obtaining in certain parts of the community. An occasional case of leprosy occurs in New York; beriberi, pernicious malarial fevers and other maladies, the early symptoms of which are not sufficiently severe to prevent the infected individuals leaving tropical countries, are not infrequent. Since the emigration of large numbers of people from northeastern Europe, since the intimate relations with the Philippines and Porto Rico subsequent to the Spanish War, and especially since the great influx of West Indians, individuals who are the hosts of a variety of most interesting intestinal and blood parasites have appeared at various dispensaries in New York. It is a difficult matter to examine all patients that apply for treatment. By References 1. Wood: Chemical and Microscopical Diagnosis, p. 352. 2. Ransom: Bull. 18, Hyg. Lab., U. S. P. H. and M.-H. S. , Washington, D. C. 3. Stiles: New York Med. Jour. , 1903, lxxviii, 877. 4. Talquist: Ztschr. f. klin. Med. , 1907, lxv, 427-532. 5. Wood: Chemical and Microscopical Diagnosis, 148. 6. Nickerson: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1906, xlvi, 711-713.Crossref 7. Stiles: Bull. 10, Hyg. Laboratory U. S. P. H. and M.-H. S. 8. Rep. Porto Rico Anemia Commission: Anemia in Porto Rico, 1904, and 1906-'07. 9. Claytor: Am. Jour. Med. Sc. , 1902, cxxiii, 28.Crossref 10. Dunbar: Texas Med. News , 1905, xiv, 3. 11. Smith: Am. Jour. Med. Sc. , 1903, cxxvi, 768.Crossref 12. Moeller: Texas Med. News , 1904, xiii, 148. 13. Jones: Med. Recorder, Shreveport, La. , 1904, i. 554. 14. Toole: Alabama Med. Jour. , 1905-'06, xviii, 9-12. 15. Bass: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1906, xlvii, 185.Crossref 16. Nicholson: Charlotte Med. Jour. , 1904, xxv, 376. 17. Rankin: Charlotte Med. Jour. , 1904, xxv, 380. 18. Johnson: Carolina Med. Jour. , 1905, liii, 792. 19. Claude Smith: Charlotte Med. Jour. , 1904, xxv, 320. 20. Warfield: Med. Rec. , 1904, lxvi, 9. 21. Warfield: Am. Med. , 1904, lxvi, 9. 22. Warfield: Am. Med. , 1904, vii, 60. 23. Homan: Jour. Missouri Med. Assn. , 1905, ii, 764. 24. Betts: Mobile Med. and Surg. Jour. , 1906, ix, 87. 25. Mason: Alabama Med. Jour. , 1904-'05, xvii, 20. 26. Bondurant: Tr. Med. Assn. Alabama , 1903, 293-299. 27. Skinner: Mobile Med. and Surg. Jour. , 1903, iv, 37. 28. Adams: Arch. Pediat. , 1906, xxiii, 241. 29. Williamson: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1905, xlv, 1955.Crossref 30. Stiles: Johns Hopkins Hosp. Bull. , 1902, xvii, 313. 31. Gunn: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1906, xlvi, 1031.Crossref 32. Walker: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1900, xxxiv, 390.Crossref 33. Holcomb: U. S. Nav. Med. Bull. , 1907, i, 55-80. 34. Lewis: New York Med. Jour. , 1900, lxxi, 1057. 35. Curtis: Ann. Surg. , 1896, xxiii, 56. 36. Brooks: Med. Rec. , 1897, li, 492. 37. Pool: Proc. New York Path. Soc. , 1903, new series iii, 83. 38. O'Neill: Boston Med. and Surg. Jour. , 1904, cli, 453.Crossref 39. Robbins: Am. Jour. Urol. , 1907, iii, 40. 40. Manson: Brit. Med. Jour. , 1902, ii, 1894.Crossref 41. Catto: Jour. Trop. Med. , 1905, viii, 70. 42. Katsurada: Jour. Trop. Med. , 1905, viii, 108. 43. Manson: Tropical Diseases , 3d ed., 1903, 613. 44. Lahille: Ann. d'hyg. et de méd. colon. , 1906, ix, 262. 45. Holcomb: Mil. Surg. , 1907, xx, 459-467. 46. Madden: Bilharziosis. New York, William Wood & Co., pp. 51, 57, 67, 70, 74, 76, 77. 47. Crimp: Jour. Trop. Med. , 1905, viii, 67. 48. Burfield: Lancet , 1906, i, 368.Crossref http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Archives of Internal Medicine American Medical Association

PARASITES FOUND IN NEW YORK CITY.

PATTERSON, HENRY S.
Archives of Internal Medicine , Volume II (2) – Sep 1, 1908
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Abstract This paper is written as an indication that in many ways New York is a center for the observation of tropical diseases, and in an effort to awaken a realization of the conditions obtaining in certain parts of the community. An occasional case of leprosy occurs in New York; beriberi, pernicious malarial fevers and other maladies, the early symptoms of which are not sufficiently severe to prevent the infected individuals leaving tropical countries, are not infrequent. Since the emigration of large numbers of people from northeastern Europe, since the intimate relations with the Philippines and Porto Rico subsequent to the Spanish War, and especially since the great influx of West Indians, individuals who are the hosts of a variety of most interesting intestinal and blood parasites have appeared at various dispensaries in New York. It is a difficult matter to examine all patients that apply for treatment. By References 1. Wood: Chemical and Microscopical Diagnosis, p. 352. 2. Ransom: Bull. 18, Hyg. Lab., U. S. P. H. and M.-H. S. , Washington, D. C. 3. Stiles: New York Med. Jour. , 1903, lxxviii, 877. 4. Talquist: Ztschr. f. klin. Med. , 1907, lxv, 427-532. 5. Wood: Chemical and Microscopical Diagnosis, 148. 6. Nickerson: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1906, xlvi, 711-713.Crossref 7. Stiles: Bull. 10, Hyg. Laboratory U. S. P. H. and M.-H. S. 8. Rep. Porto Rico Anemia Commission: Anemia in Porto Rico, 1904, and 1906-'07. 9. Claytor: Am. Jour. Med. Sc. , 1902, cxxiii, 28.Crossref 10. Dunbar: Texas Med. News , 1905, xiv, 3. 11. Smith: Am. Jour. Med. Sc. , 1903, cxxvi, 768.Crossref 12. Moeller: Texas Med. News , 1904, xiii, 148. 13. Jones: Med. Recorder, Shreveport, La. , 1904, i. 554. 14. Toole: Alabama Med. Jour. , 1905-'06, xviii, 9-12. 15. Bass: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1906, xlvii, 185.Crossref 16. Nicholson: Charlotte Med. Jour. , 1904, xxv, 376. 17. Rankin: Charlotte Med. Jour. , 1904, xxv, 380. 18. Johnson: Carolina Med. Jour. , 1905, liii, 792. 19. Claude Smith: Charlotte Med. Jour. , 1904, xxv, 320. 20. Warfield: Med. Rec. , 1904, lxvi, 9. 21. Warfield: Am. Med. , 1904, lxvi, 9. 22. Warfield: Am. Med. , 1904, vii, 60. 23. Homan: Jour. Missouri Med. Assn. , 1905, ii, 764. 24. Betts: Mobile Med. and Surg. Jour. , 1906, ix, 87. 25. Mason: Alabama Med. Jour. , 1904-'05, xvii, 20. 26. Bondurant: Tr. Med. Assn. Alabama , 1903, 293-299. 27. Skinner: Mobile Med. and Surg. Jour. , 1903, iv, 37. 28. Adams: Arch. Pediat. , 1906, xxiii, 241. 29. Williamson: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1905, xlv, 1955.Crossref 30. Stiles: Johns Hopkins Hosp. Bull. , 1902, xvii, 313. 31. Gunn: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1906, xlvi, 1031.Crossref 32. Walker: Jour. Am. Med. Assn. , 1900, xxxiv, 390.Crossref 33. Holcomb: U. S. Nav. Med. Bull. , 1907, i, 55-80. 34. Lewis: New York Med. Jour. , 1900, lxxi, 1057. 35. Curtis: Ann. Surg. , 1896, xxiii, 56. 36. Brooks: Med. Rec. , 1897, li, 492. 37. Pool: Proc. New York Path. Soc. , 1903, new series iii, 83. 38. O'Neill: Boston Med. and Surg. Jour. , 1904, cli, 453.Crossref 39. Robbins: Am. Jour. Urol. , 1907, iii, 40. 40. Manson: Brit. Med. Jour. , 1902, ii, 1894.Crossref 41. Catto: Jour. Trop. Med. , 1905, viii, 70. 42. Katsurada: Jour. Trop. Med. , 1905, viii, 108. 43. Manson: Tropical Diseases , 3d ed., 1903, 613. 44. Lahille: Ann. d'hyg. et de méd. colon. , 1906, ix, 262. 45. Holcomb: Mil. Surg. , 1907, xx, 459-467. 46. Madden: Bilharziosis. New York, William Wood & Co., pp. 51, 57, 67, 70, 74, 76, 77. 47. Crimp: Jour. Trop. Med. , 1905, viii, 67. 48. Burfield: Lancet , 1906, i, 368.Crossref

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